Buffalo Exchange

This is a bit biased because I used to be one of their buyers in 2016. The manager buys in at prices THEY can afford. And selling has gotten way worse over the past 2 years since they closed the Georgetown location. They hired an all new staff AGAIN 2nd time they swapped staff, and didn't keep anyone who know what they were doing. If MELANIA is still store manager there then be prepared to waste your time. the store will probably be out of business soon due to lack of quality, terrible pricing, and inability to sell down their racks. They cant really buy because they haven't sold anything. I feel really bad for the new employees because they wont be there long at all. That's really sad. AND just to be clear I still try to give them good business and overtime I've seen a terrible difference. I used to come in and sell even after I stopped working there, now I think you're better off at Crossroads.
1 8 years ago (16-04-2018)

Went here for the first time and loved it! The store is quite small and crowded but it’s surprisingly easy to navigate. They have all kinds of clothes, from daily wear to statement pieces and most of it is under $25. The fitting rooms are clean and most of the staff is friendly. The checkout for buying things goes really fast, selling things seems to take a while longer. I would also recommend taking a bag with you because they don’t have free bags.
5 9 years ago (21-01-2018)

They have nice trendy collection for buyers, but selling is an absolute disappointment here. First, stand in the longest queue for too long and then see young girls rejecting your quality stuff without even unfolding it. They apparently do not understand and buy higher-end, branded office wear. Tried twice and literally had to ask what's wrong with my clothes and shoes. Interestingly, I was told it was not the style they carry for a trouser and pair of sandals I bought from them. What snobs! I have made the mistake of leaving my office clothes as donation at BE earlier. Do not listen to their feedback and trash your good clothes. There is Martha's outfitter (good cause) and crossroads to get better selling experience.
2 8 years ago (24-03-2018)

It was a fun and peaceful! I looked at clothes from multiple different social-economic areas that would allow me to dress "from the gutter to the White House!" 😉😊😎
4 8 years ago (17-04-2018)

Overtime, going into Buffalo has become my final option for finding/selling clothes. At one point, the staff were very knowledgeable on brands and the value of the pieces they purchased from customers, then the staff became totally swapped out for college kids don't really know as much as they think they do...The staff on any given day can be very anti-social which is a red flag off the bat. Selling clothes there is one of the most painful experiences as well. They will on average price denim at $15. You get 30% of that in cash & 50% in store credit...You do the math. You're better off selling one of your items on eBay for that. I think Buffalo should really work on the pricing system for some of their items. You guys have very cool pieces sometimes but you should research them and interact with your customers no matter how hectic your day may be going.
2 8 years ago (28-02-2018)